, 1887-07-06
TOW TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked UP
Throughout the City.

A. Russell to morrow.
Johnnie Horseradish, the hack driver,
is out with a fine new wager"
The Wizard Oil concert attracted a
large crowd on Ferguson street last even
ing.
Several witnesses who will testify in the
Mccoy case arrived from Lusk last even
ing.
There was a sociable and general jolliti-
cation at the Montana house Monday
night.
Ranchmen and their families picknicked
at Dale creek and Iron mountain on the
Fourth.
The Y. M. c. A. gymnasium will be
thrown open to the members Of the society
to-day.
p. FL. Waterman, fine Mackinaw straw
hats at 81 to $l.50. Reduced 25 per cent
for one week only.
There was no meeting of the city coun-
Gil last night. They will convene at s
o CLOCK this evening.
Fully $50 Cheyenne people excurted to
the Hereford ranch on the Fourth and
spent a pleasant day.
There was a lively set-to between two
females on fifteenth street Saturday night.
No one was arrested.
1t is a deplorable fact that Cheyenne
cannot boast of a ball club capable of de-
feating the military nine.
Three cars of Mormon recruits from
Europe came up from Denver and de-
parted for Salt Lake last evening.
John Ohnaus' shoe store was burglar
lied Sunday night. The thieves secured
four pair of shoes and 81. so in money.
Four young fellows broke into the Y.
M. G. A. gymnasium rooms Sunday and
considerably damaged some of the appa-
ratus.
Articles of incorporation for the Chey-
enne board of trade were filed in the offices
of the secretary OF the territory and county
clerk yesterday.
Yesterday was the warmest day of the
season, the thermometer registering so.
At 3 o'clock it was go in Denver and Salt
Lake and SO in Omaha.
The Iegless beggar who has been about
the streets soliciting aims was arrested for
drunkenness and taken to jail in an ex-
press wagon last evening.
Thieves entered the plumbing shop of
p. S. Cook Saturday night, blew up the
safe. carried it outside and didn't get Il
cent for their midnight toll.
Harry Rapp and Fatty Marshal played
with the Greeley Base Ball club at Evans
on the Fourth. The latter aggregation
was defeated by the score Of 80.
Frank Gillespie, Mort HANNA, Sam
Idelman and Geo. Morgan returned from
their wheeling trip to Fort Collins with
tanned faces and about twenty pounds of
fine Poudre trout.
The transfers made to the Cheyenne X
Northern yesterday by Messrs. Chadwick
and A. Gilchrist was for land bought by
the company some time since. One is a
TOWNSHIP and the other a location for stock
yards.
w. s. Weaver added ffty-fve m
to the list of members OF the board of
trade yesterday. The 500 initiation fee
is to be maintained as a fund, the board
Of trustees deciding that the expenses
must not exceed the amount realized by
monthly dues.
The body of Abram Sands, the Denver
man who committed suicide at Butte,
Mont, last week, passed through the city
yesterday bound for the dead mans
former home. 1t was accompanied by his
daughter and son in law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Appel, and Mrs. Kline
p. Bcrgersen and Geo. East, of the
Cheyenne Gun club, secured first and
second money in every match they entered
at the Denver shoe ting tournament
Strange as it may appear, the metropoli-
tan papers of that city published no scores
Of the matches in which the Cheyenne
men won.
The Cheyenne Stars were defeated by
the 18th Infantry Base Ball club Sunday
and Monday by scores of S-6 and 2l-7.
The soldiers will lose the next game to the
Cheyennes, and win the following one,
which will be for 800 a side. This tip is
official and parties who bet that way and
lose can have their money refunded by
calling at this Office after the games have
been played.
ChIldren's Shoes,
Of Humans make, in great variety at j.